Have a look in the app store for keynote remote,
There is an app for this I’m sure, at least I know there use to be.
Otherwise I know Logitech do a powerpoint presentation remote but I don’t know
what they cost or if they work with keynote.
From: 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries
Sent: Sunday, 9
Oh and joy,
If you have a lot of contacts and related info in your mail account,
You could in outlook try exporting from the existing in to a pst file and then
once you have your new account up and working import the pst file back in to
your outlook account for the new setup.
-Original Mes
Hi Joy,
As previously stated,
If you are using the same mail account as you currently have then it should be
a case of configureing your new setup in your mac mail on the phone or computer
using the imap settings,
What mail lives on your mail account / server from your hosting company will
b
Brad outlook express on windows did have both pop and imap,
What outlook express do you be speakering of?
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Sent: Sunday, 9 February 2020 5:25 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Outlook On IMac
This is correct. If y
Dear all,
Should I customize VO settings so that Mac works great? For example, should I
let mouse cursor follow VO cursor? Is there anything else that I should enable?
Looking forward to some advice on this.
Take care,
Hem.
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Ummm,
Brad, that’s not always correct,
It will depend on who and how your mail is currently setup / hosted,
If you wish to change an existing account from pop3 to an imap account then
your mail may remain on the mail server of your host in which case the swap to
imap will change how you are con
Hi Petrus,
I’m going to assume here these are maori words yor trying to clean up
pronunciation of in mac OS?
I too should be taking notes here on this one,
It would come in handy with work and signatures as well as general kiwiana
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Behalf Of Petrus T
Thanks, I’ll have a look at some time. Is there a way I can just transfer the
pronunciations from my iPhone to my Mac?
> On 8/02/2020, at 13:53, 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> It’s under Speech -> Pronunciation in VoiceOver Utility.
>
> From: on behalf of Petrus Tuerlings
>
Just downloaded it, looks really nice. Thanks!
> On Feb 8, 2020, at 12:50 PM, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisionaries
> wrote:
>
> I second Tim's recommendation. MacJournal is a nice app.
> Donna
>
>
>> On Feb 8, 2020, at 10:46 AM, Brandon Olivares
>> wrote:
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>> Any recommendations for accessi
I second Tim's recommendation. MacJournal is a nice app.
Donna
> On Feb 8, 2020, at 10:46 AM, Brandon Olivares
> wrote:
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> Any recommendations for accessible journaling software? I’ve been trying to
> use Day One but it’s not very accessible. I’d rather have something more
> structured than
I don't believe you can transfer anything from Outlook to the Apple mail
client. you just set up your mail account in the Apple mail client and move
forward from there. once you set up and start using an IMAP mail, you're good
to go moving forward. I don't think you can do anything about what wa
I had a feeling. So, to make sure I have this straight in my own mind I need
to:
First set up an apple mail account;
Second transfer the contents of Outlook into it on the computer.
Is that correct?
Thanks,
Joy
On Feb 8, 2020, at 11:45 AM, Brad Snyder wrote:
Once you have setup a mail accoun
Hi,
You may wish to look at MacJournal.
Later…
Sent from my iPhone
> On Feb 8, 2020, at 9:46 AM, Brandon Olivares wrote:
>
> Any recommendations for accessible journaling software? I’ve been trying to
> use Day One but it’s not very accessible. I’d rather have something more
> structured
How interesting! If they're cheap enough, I might have to get one.
On 2/8/2020 10:46 AM, 'Tim Kilburn' via MacVisionaries wrote:
Hi,
Sorry for not being particularly specific. What I'm calling a
"clicker thing" is one of those clicker devices that many presenters
use. It often has a Blueto
Any recommendations for accessible journaling software? I’ve been trying to use
Day One but it’s not very accessible. I’d rather have something more structured
than just writing it in notes or something.
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Once you have setup a mail account as POP, you can’t change it. You will have
to create a new mail account in order to use IMAP.
As I said, once POP mail has been downloaded from the server, you can’t put it
back. It is a one way deal.
- Brad -
On Feb 8, 2020, at 10:35, J. Cyr wrote:
You a
You are right Brad, Outlook Express was using pop, sadly so is this Outlook. I
really didn't want it to but with my total lack of tech knowledge I didn't
insist. My Iphone is set up for IMap. If I change the settings (a whole new
challenge) in Outlook would that look after getting the mail on
I don’t like Siri and have never used it with my Honeywell iOS app. As Tim
stated, the newer Honeywell models work with Home Kit, so hopefully once you
have set that up, you will be able to use Siri to access a Honeywell device.
- Brad -
On Feb 8, 2020, at 10:16, 'Donna Goodin' via MacVisiona
I would also love to hear from somebody actually using it with HomeKit. Either
the ecobee or the Honeywell. I know they are both HomeKit compatible. And so
yes and the whole map you can probably do everything you need to do. But
sometimes you like to go to the manufacturers app. Just curious abo
This is correct. If you are setup to use IMAP with your mail provider on your
iPhone,, all your mail boxes and their contents exist on your provider’s mail
server, and will just show up when you setup your account in the Mac Apple Mail
application.
If you are setup using POP on your iPhone, th
Hey Brad and Tim,
Thanks for the info. We'll take a look at the Honeywell thermostat. I like
having access through both the app and Siri. I just find that there are things
like scheduling and remotely controlling temperature that are easier to do with
the app. so my preference would be to have
Unfortunately the mail is on the computer. Is there a way to upload it to the
server? And would that simplify things? Or should I keep any transfer on the
machine?
On Feb 8, 2020, at 11:04 AM, 'Jason White' via MacVisionaries
wrote:
If the mail is on the server, you should simply be able
Hi,
I'm not sure of the accessibility of the Ecobee app, but since it is totally
HomeKit compatible, you should be able to do the majority of the things you
need to do directly through the Home app itself. My understanding is that the
Honeywell Lyra T5 Plus is also HomeKit compatible and, as B
If the mail is on the server, you should simply be able to access it from
whatever client software you choose, without having to export and import
folders.
On 2/8/20, 09:52, "J. Cyr" wrote:
Thank you to everyone who replied. The Outlook I am running isn't Office
365 I'm not sure if that
I’ve never heard of EcoBee, so can’t give any recommendation about it one way
or another.
I am using a Honeywell accessible thermostat. It was recommended by my HVAC
service guy. It has both a web interface and an iOS app. Both are very
VoiceOver accessible. I’ve had mine for about 5 years,
Hi,
Sorry for not being particularly specific. What I'm calling a "clicker thing"
is one of those clicker devices that many presenters use. It often has a
Bluetooth connection with go forward/go back buttons, the play/pause button and
some even have up/down volumes. I've used a few and somet
Hi all,
Anyone using this? We are thinking of switching from Nest to Ecobee. If yes,
how accessible is the IOS app?
TIA,
Donna
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Thank you to everyone who replied. The Outlook I am running isn't Office 365
I'm not sure if that makes a difference. I use my email A Lot, however, I
don't need it to do anything fancy. I just ended my twenty-one year
relationship with Outlook Express on Tuesday , ... should tell you all you
Hello Rhanda,
If your macbook air has got Catalina installed, Voiceover has implemented
automatic language switching so theoretically it ought to switch to the
language in which a portion of text is written. It doesn’t always do so in
reality. In voiceover utility which you get to by pressing
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